Day: March 15, 2026

Section 29A in practice: SC, NCLAT & NCLT’s approach to ineligibility in CIRP

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Section 29A of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, introduced in 2017, bars defaulting promoters, wilful defaulters and other tainted persons...

We are currently advising a set of clients evaluating investment opportunities in distressed assets across the following categories:

Commercial Real Estate Assets
Hospitality Assets (Hotels and/or Hospitals)
Other Institutional-Grade Assets (IT/ITES / Office Buildings)
Residential Land Parcels

The investors are not inclined to participate in acquisitions through public platforms and are specifically exploring private treaties and bilateral transactions.

Businesses, promoters, lenders, or stakeholders seeking to divest distressed assets in the above categories may connect with us directly.

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Day: March 15, 2026

Section 29A in practice: SC, NCLAT & NCLT’s approach to ineligibility in CIRP

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